Sri  Srinivasa  Saligrama  Devasthanam

On Makar Sankranti, the Sun god is worshipped along with Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi throughout India. The northward movement of Surya Bhagavan marks the commencement of Uttarayana , a period regarded in the shastras as auspicious and stabilizing. This transition is understood not merely as an astronomical shift, but as a reaffirmation of cosmic order. Uttarayana and the Rhythm of Life - In traditional understanding, Uttarayana represents forward movement aligned with res

Each month at Saligrama Devasthanam unfolds as a sacred rhythm of worship, marked by sevas that invite the devotee into deeper remembrance and alignment with Vaishnava dharma. These observances are not merely entries in a calendar, but carefully preserved traditions through which the presence of Sri Venkateshwara is experienced in varied forms through Mantras, Abhishekas, Alankaras, and collective Homas. The monthly seva schedule is designed to honour the natural flow of tim

Vaikunta Ekadashi draws the devotee inward, beyond ritual observance and physical restraint, toward a more subtle form of worship. At the heart of this inward journey lies nama smarana, the remembrance of the Lord through His sacred names. Among these, the Vishnu Sahasranama occupies a central place in Vaishnava practice, offering both spiritual depth and accessibility. The Sahasranama, revealed in the Mahabharata and revered across generations, presents the thousand names of